If you have a 5G smartphone, chances are you've seen a 5G UW icon on your screen. Here's what that (and the Ultra Wideband tech behind it) really mean.

If you’re on a 5G network, you might see a “UC” or “UW” icon pop up on your phone screen. Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile offer 5G in different varieties, and they all have their own ...

5G UC: Stands for “ultra capacity,” refers to high and mid-band 5G. 5G: Low-band 5G, sometimes labeled “5G extended range” in plans and marketing. Verizon 5G UW: Stands for “Ultra ...

The Motorola Edge 5G UW is a very strong midrange phone thanks to the 144Hz display, decent camera, and fantastic battery life.

As mentioned above, UW stands for Ultra Wideband, and what that means is that 5G UW operates on the high band (mmWave) and mid-band (C-band) of the 5G spectrum.

The TCL 5G UW is a good alternative to the Google Pixel 4a 5G if you’re looking for a cheap 5G phone. The cameras aren’t as good, but you get long battery life and solid performance for the price.

TCL aims to bring 5G to the masses with the TCL 10 5G UW, the most affordable 5G Verizon device. Read our TCL 10 5G UW review to learn more.

Verizon's 5G UW stands for Ultra Wideband and connects you to faster mid-band and mmWave networks. Here's what you should expect.

The main downside is that the TCL 10 5G UW is only available on Verizon, which is denoted by the UW or Ultra Wideband tag—aka Verizon’s branding for mmWave 5G.

5G networks are an obvious upgrade, coming from 4G and 3G networks before it, but what's the difference between 5G-UC and 5G-UW? Is one faster than the other?

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Verizon coined the term 5G UW for what the company calls its highest-performing 5G network to differentiate it from its regular 5G service.